prototypical

[proh-tuh-tip-i-kuhl] / ˌproʊ təˈtɪp ɪ kəl /

ADJECTIVE

typical

Synonyms

STRONGEST

archetypal quintessential

WEAK

archetypic archetypical average characteristic classic classical common commonplace emblematic essential everyday exemplary expected general habitual ideal illustrative in character in keeping indicative matter-of-course model natural normal old hat ordinary orthodox paradigmatic patterned prevalent prototypal prototypic regular representative standard standardized stock suggestive symbolic typic unexceptional

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But if your kid has been exposed to the virus or have other symptoms, such as a fever, body aches, cough, or the prototypical loss of taste or smell, it's recommended to have them tested.

From Salon

Moreover, Kirkland — who did not allow a sack in 491 pass block sets last season, according to Pro Football Focus — doesn’t possess a prototypical frame.

From Seattle Times

The 6-4, 309-pound Benton more fits the prototypical build of a nose tackle and could be a good match here, as well.

From Seattle Times

A blackbird is closer to the prototypical bird than a penguin is, for example.

From Scientific American

Campbell, who may be one of the most prototypical traditional middle linebackers available in the draft, certainly could be, especially if the Seahawks view him as also being able to play the weakside spot.

From Seattle Times

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